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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16
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LsbS'T AND FOUND.


NUuND-CAME TO MY PLACE DECEM-
Il her 14th delalidated red mule,
branded 2. CARL G. PACKARD, 3l7 South
Grand avenue. d16-3ts
7 OST-$5 kEWARD-TWO TIME BOOKS
IL and one force account book, between
No. Beaudry avenue and No. ID New High
street. Return TO No. Ii New High street
and receive reward. L. c. BURLINGAME,
grading contractor. 1t
A REWARD OF TWENTY-FIVE PER
"A cent of the invoice price OF
the diamonds, ru5ies, opals, ETC.. taken
from the show window of II. T. Hol-
lingsworth on the evening of November
23d, will be paid ON return of same, and no
questions asked. II. T.. HoLLINGswoRTH.
AS a number OF these stones were evident
ly lost in transit, this reward will apply
onl to the value of the stones returned;
n25 If II. T. Fl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

L location in town; lease aud stock for
sale, eventually the stock Apply to Levin
4 Flores, 1IS w. FIRST street d3 If
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

II TX SALE-ONE SrRAHLE Bill, IAkD-
Il table, Delaney p tent cushions; nearly
new Also, one saloon coal stove. very
cheap Ell. L. BAKER, Room %, No. 10
CouIt street. de16 3t*
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NOR SALE BY OWNER z CHOICE LOTS
L in Melrose tract for 1928 each. this
week. Terms easy. WALTER ROSE, room
is, over Los Angeles National hank d13-5t
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CrOR RENT-THE NEW DUAkTE HUrrL
u being completed will be lease on liberal
term, Can be filled wirh guests at once; %
sleeping rooms; all latest appliances; stua-
ZION finest possible; long noted for health
All Sante Fe trains stop at station. For terms.
ETC., apply To CHAS. CAS5AT DAVIS. Alleu
block, Los Angeles; or to W. cHIPPEN-
DALE; Dusrte. 11Dectf
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NOR RkNr--kUOMS Al The NEW DEN
L ison, 3l6 South Main street, ceutrall,
located. on the best street in the city. Nice
room n trial dg-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

EUR SALE-NEW SEVEN ROOM HOUSE,
Z furnished, at Santa Monica; particulars
DOM IL Roeder block. Spins ST. Di11m
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DELIVERED By cAnRIEHs
9Oc uer WeeG. ar sic per Monsn

Fhe ofYicial List of Letters remaining II
~ Postofhce Ia published In the HERALD u
Mondays
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A'OR SALE-A FIRSY-CLAsS RESTAU-
rant, having fine trade, just opposite
the 8. P. depot. Price, 5000. Call at 722
san Fernando street, n27-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NOR RENP--rhE REDLANDo HUFLL
Il will be completed about January LIST.
1t is substantial brick building, three sto-
ries In height, S0x116 feet, with s. rooms.
bathrooms, etc modern improvements. II
is located at Redlands, San BernardinU
county, on the San BernardiuO Valley Rail
road, and is also the terminus of the SAT-
B .rnardino and Redlands Motor Road The
city of Redlauds is the liveliest, most enter
prising and best built town in California. A
frst-clas> hotel man can rent on reasonable
terms and make money from the start AID
dress or call on E. G. JUDS0N, or r. J.
WATERS Redlands Cal. dalai
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

Wants, ""PersOnals" and other advertise
the rate of 5 cents per line for each insertion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NOR REMITTANCE ROOM FROM TIL
e LIST Of December, in Jones Block, 20
Spring St., with au entr nee on New High
building n2T-tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

1UR SALEM SAN PEDRO, NEW LODG,
ing house with % rooms, view of ocean.
splendid opportu nifty, at cost price. Apply
A. Cruteher, room q No. rs W. First ST.
MAO If
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u.,,ce 70 Mail subscribers.

Notice to Mail Subscrieers.
me papers Of all delinquent man Hnas sno
SoElbers to the Los Angeles, I DAai beresfter
~ A rSDers viii Be sent to subscribers p p
~ssl uniess the same nave been PAID ior III
sSVnnca This rule is infexible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

nor SALE CHEAP-STOCK RANCH OF
Z 1000 acres; plenty of water--as q whole
II in parts. MILLS, CRAWFORD d FIELD,
tS Court street. milf
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DOR SALh-HuUoE OF NINE ROOMS
L and bath; well located; on corner; lot
75xlS7 #. Street car line passes the block
all new, handsomely finished 5000: easy
erms. BYRAM & PO!NDEXTER, 81 West
First st. d2-1m
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n OK SALE-NEW TWJ-SrORY, q ROOM
house, hail, bath room, pantry, large
closets, well, etc., cor. 18th and streets. A
bargain. Electric tract Price $1,000.
4
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ITO RENT-A FINE STORE, EhENEh
L ,rounis over heal, bath .apc closets,
kitchen and plaza in rear, hot and col
water, all modern C inveniences. Was huflt
for 4 smsll hotel The wnoleto be rented
together. Five minutes walk from tn,
Past ,tfice in the heart OF the city. Iuquir,
of JOHN c BELL, the auctioneer, No II,
Temple Block. ..s. d%o'4 n
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NoR sALE-S7500rTII TOWNSHIP OF
east OF San Gabriel. Over 100 lots; title per-
feet; one-third cash, balance in oneand two
years; lots south of and adjoining depot
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

A'OR sALt--NUNkOVlA LOTS. PlNNY
y & Sherman's subdivision. Lots /, 2,
2, d, 5, o and "a. (seyen lots) facing four
tr, cts. Way down below eosi-T300O cash.
LOEL & MONTGOMERY, "a s. Fort street,
Los Angeles. dec14 st
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l. at $50, on railroad, in this county, with
sater zee Humphrey 4 Riggin's ad in an.
other column. Dec. 11-lm
DIANO FOR SALE-CHEAP FOR CASH
I Inquire No Ii Church Lane. d14 7i~
NOR SALE-BOARDING AND LODGING
l. house, Ii rooms, all full; 217 Chavez
street, dl5-lth
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NOR SALE-A VERY STYLISH PAIROF
& bright bay horses, 1900 pounds, age 6
md years Guaranteed to be quiet,
gentle and thoroughly reliable. Apply TO
KEITH & WOODS, IL W. Second ST. d15-2tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

LNUk oALE--S5UU CASH, BALANCE, 100
per month and interest-two new
houses at IvannOe, $1,000 and $1,000. Six
daily trains each way on dummy line; just
outside the city. BYRAM & POINDEX-
I Err, 81 West First ST. n23-1m
GONE OF YORBA'S sPECIALITIES. NO. /
y Market street opposite Court Fl use.
H,use and lot in Ella Hills tract. $500;
lot in Brooklyn Heights, $3.50: lots each
in East Los Angeles, easy terms; $50 acres
near Fulton Wells oh the Santa Fee Road,
$50 per acre. For more speeiilities call on
us. d11-1m
dor SAL E--4O ACRES ALREADY SUB
IL divided into villa tracts. in the direc-
ton OF the city's gr,wth fine soil; 25 acres
in finest fruits, yielding Il present income;
adjoining property stifify h.. Id at higher
figures; offers ouly as whole. Price ana
terms will insure immediate profit. BY
RAM POINDEXTER, q w. First st.
di0-tf
NO AGENT. No HUMBUti--FOR SALE
v An old established grocery store. daily
receipts in cash so. sickness of partner
cause of sale. P,ire $4,000. None hut cash
customers need call. Five years lease worth
de Il o0l Upper Main st.
NJk SALE - l64O ACkE, OF GOOD
i land in Central Oregon, Douglas
County, six miles south of Roseburg,
county seat; 500 acres under cultivation,
balance pasture land, well watered by living
springs; with good story and half dwell
ing house, six looms, IL miles from the
line of the Oregon and California railroad;
timber enough on the land to pay for it
VIII sell cheap for cash, or will exchange
for Los Angeles city property. Apply to
WIN. N. HUGHES, Cos D0wney Ave.
Nov. Colin,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

IL U1'EL ASHLEY-K. ASHLEY, PkUPRI-
II etor, No. 4O1 Temple street., Los Ange-
les, Cal. Elegantly furnished sunny rooms,
single or en- suite. Hot and cold baths.
Terms, per day. 50 and 20 so. - ,ul5-'m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NOS EXCHANGE - SOME OF THE
Il choicest city propert, in Los Angeles ~
exchange for ranches, or would take part
Eastern property and some cash. SHEER
NAN 4 SHORT, 134 W. First st., posite
Times block. n27 I'm
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nor RENT-FINE NEW HOUsE-7 rooms
Il bath and double basement 500. 90; water
paid. BYRAM & POlNDEATEk,
llUeclm o. West First street
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

VT. NICHOLAS-THOROU F1Rsi-
y class Rooms to let en- suite or single.
80 - d3-tf - - - s54
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EttK tsiSNY-ffDUSES.


HpUUSE-OF ) ROOMS FOR RENT
I'll Furniture of for sale. Inquire At 2S7
North Main street dl6-u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NOR RENT-AT FROM SO TO $50 PEN
L year; safe deposit boxes in absoiutei!
fire and burglar proof chrome steel vault
Inspection invited. THE CHILDRESS
SAFE DEPOSIT BANK, 81 South Spring St
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

NOR RENT-HOTEL FIGUEROA, COR.
l. Figueroa and Pine Stree Is, ready for oc
cupancy January l, 1883 + particulars
apply to K. B. Young, architect, lice rooms
8 and 8 Roeder Block and 23 South Spring
IleD2 1
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NOR RENTING ST TRY HOUSE WITH
l. 8 rooms, furnished. close to business
furniture for sale; lease for one year
ADAMS, SOMA co, rs Spring It. did a
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-12-16

E Los Angeles, either for magnificent
homa or to subdivide. Nearly acres on
the clean side of Adams, near Grand ave.
nue.; beautiful trees and shrubbery. HUN
TER d WALSH, 115 W. First st. no2Stf
nor SALE-l2,OOO YABDS OF GOOD
Il dirt for sale on Grand avenue, near
wa,hihgto" street. Apply to A. P. D ALIAS,
on Grand avenue. d3-2w*
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A. L. TEELE,
Am KO0lnS . q 4. NO. III court ST., Upstairs.
MINNEAPOLIS


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A NEAT PRIVATE OFFICE TO RENT
a Apuy TO M. IL South Main st uI4 TT
ITO LkT-ONE-HALF OF STORE, %
L West First street. der14tf
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WANTrD-rf ,ah ak,.ar.
WANfkD---A M hsE GIRL FUk 1Hk
w country, 10 miles from town. Ap, ly
by letter to =. O. Box II Los Angeles. 29ti
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IAIANTED SURVEYORS DRAUGHTS-
w man wish for engagement. Address
J. 6. HERALD Office. Dec II 81
DU, WANlE ONE MAT Llt Lo WITH
Id his parents. Apply ut II Temple Block
d.pJl ~
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SITUAIION WANTED BY A YOUNG GER
y man girl to assist in housekeeping. Ad
d es, w. f.. CITY. Dec. % 3t*
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WAnTED--M asUELLA n e1.,s :.

IF YOU WANT a BEAUTIFUL LOT FOR
i fine residence, buy one of those lovely
lots in Highland Tract, South Pasadena;
handsome premium i'd to the first man
who will build $1,000 house upon one OF
these lots. ROSS, ATwATER d CO., 10 s.
Fort St ~ !. nov C7-tf
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Republican Dirt.

Last week. Signal, with the help of Jack
Malley, again threw whole hod of mud at
the editor of this paper and certain candi-
dates upon the Democratic ticket, and in fact
the dirty mire was flung at the Democrats
in general. This batch from the Signal gang
was interspersed with reckless assertions
and cowRrdly insinuations too silly to deserve
an answer. It was mere hog wash but highly
characteristic or the source from which it
flowed. The Democrats of this county have
nominated ticket which is the peer of the
Republican ticket in every respect, and the
very candidates which the Signal is traduc-
inge will receive hundreds of Republican
votes, Whyf Because, honest Republicans
are free to admit that the Democratic candi.
dates are better qualified for the positions
for which they have been nominated. This
being fact, the outrageous assaults upor
Democrats and Democratic candidates
coming from the source it does, is acting as
q boomerang, and instead of doing injury al
these fellows expected it is making votes fol
the Democrats every day. The "dirty,'
"rotten," 'wooden-shoe' Democrats, as thu
Signal gang has been pleased to style homes
men of this county, will be heard from OF
the 9Th day of November!
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Next Tuesday!

Democrats of Henry county, next Tuesday
is election day and this is the last issue in
which we can urge you to do your duty be-
fore the struggle is on. Are you fully i'm
pressed with the fact that the day is so near
at hand, and have you done what you could
in getting your neighbors interested in the
day and the important work to be accom-
plished? II this has not already been done
we urge upon you to see to the matter at
once, so that Henry county may not lag in
furthering the election of Democratic
Governor and Legislature, and keeping up
our majority on the county ticket. To get
out the full Democratic vote in Henry coun-
ty at any election requires active work among
the Democrats, and if they will but resolve
to do this and act upon their resolution,
Henry county will give very large Demo.
cratic majority this year. Every Democrat
in the county is sovereign and leader, and
he should not wait upon some other member
of the party to take the lead. There is no
one of you but who has an influence among
fellow Democrats, and You should labor il
common to perfect your organization SO al
to be prepared on election day to have ever!
Democratic voter at the polls. We appeal t
you to devote what little time there is left Il
work in to this purpose. Let us resent tn
insults which have been heaped upon us b.
our common enemy, by rolling up biI
majority for the whole ticket.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Germans, Beware!

The sly and sneaking Republican bosses
and boodlers are concocting every imagin-
able scheme in which to deceive voters at the
polls on the 8th day of the coming Novem-
Der. Their latest scheme is this: They are
to have tickets printed, Democratic tickets,
with the names of Russell and May printed
upon them, which they will give out to our
German citizens who cannot read English,
probably through one of their hirelings, who
may pretend to be Democrat, but in reality
nothing less than snake in the grass, be-
heving that the unsuspectingS German will
put the bogus ticket in the box. This is one
of their schemes, and we warn German voters
to be on their guard. The scheme is unlaw-
ful, but that goes but little way with these
rascals, but they may find their road more
crooked than they suppose. Democrats will
see to it that any one printing or handling
these tickets will be dealt with as the law
directs, and the rascals will be fined and i'm
prisoned.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
A Insult Rebuked.

HAMLER, OHIO, October 28th, 1887.
Ed. NoRTHwEsT:--We notice an article in
the Signal of this week, in which it says: Gan
old grey-haired Democrat who believes in
Democracy as a second religion said: He
was over at Hamler the other day and the
town was quiet and orderly. Dan Hartnett
came in and in one hour it seemed as though
pandemonium had let loose. Dan must have
been distributing his card" We simply say
the above as published in the Signal is a base
fabrication and an insult to the citizens of
Hamler, regardless of party. Mr.. Hartnett
passed through our village and stopped few
moments one evening, but as to the evil
spirits being let loose, DO, is not true. as we
boast Of an orderly and quiet village at all
times. The grey-haired Democrat we do
not know nor don't care to know, and Who
ever he is, is not true Democrat, and should
form the trio with Malley and Belknap as
editors of the Signal with their crazy rant
ings, which is only injuring Mr.. Russel's
chances. Yours truly,
B. F. GARRIsoN,
G. M. THOMPSON, NJ. d.
J. o. MERRrT,
GEO. F. HAYS, P. NJ,
WIN. BIcKNELL.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

Mr.. Evers in 1881 came near being defeated
by the slsnderous tongue of the Republicans,
backed up by few disaffected Democrats,
but when II came around to his second term
he had made such an acceptable official that
he was reelected two 10 one. In fact, he has
made one Of the best Auditors the county has
ever had. Now, fellow Democrats, We pre-
sent these facts to you to show how easily one
can be deceived, and would ask you to stop
and consider what we have presented, sothat
you may be prepared when your Republican
friend asks you to vote for his candidate in
preference to your own party selection, a
man whom they are villifying as they did our
candidate in 1881. The same can be applied
in the case of Sheriff Aller in his first and
second runs, and he turned out to be one Of
the best Sheriff's we have ever had. Demo-
Gratis, don't be deceived by your common en-
emy. Don't be hasty in doing that which
you will forever thereafter be sorry for
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
The Issues.

The Republican campaign is based upon
1st. The rebel flag issue,
I'd. The skin cane issue,
3rd. Tariff Robbery, -.
4th. Mrs. Clevelands snub,
9th. Increase of taxes upon farm prop
erty.
9Th. Skirmishing for position for the
Presidential campaign.
From this it WILDE seen that there is not a
single issue proposed for the relief Of the
people from tax burdens or anything else.-
While upon the other hand Foraker favors an
increase of the valuation of farm property,
and consequently an increase of the tax paid
by each farmer in the state.
The real issue of the party are the offices
and Foraker's desire to break John Sher-
mans neck in the Presidential race next
year. These are the thingsthat honest Repub-
licans are asked to help carry out, not only
to aggrandizement of men who have no
interest in them beyond receiving their
votes, but also to their own pecuniary loss
through an advancement of Foraker's theory
of increase taxation, as well as in maintain
ing war tariffs upon the necessaries of life.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

~ The attacks made By the Signal upon
Andy Saygers are all personal filings. Itdoes
not say our candidate is not qualified for the
position, but it gets down on all fours and
snarls out its venom upon Mr.. Saygers,
swapping at his heels in a cowardly and
malicious manner. Mr.. Saygers acts wise in
not noticing the personal filings at him, well
considering the source from with they flow.
Let them attack his character as citizen
and the whelps will hear from Andy, we will
bet new hat. Mr.. Saygers is an enterpris-
ing citizen. He is a successful saw-mill
man, and has been the means of bringing to
Napoleon the Britton oar factory, and his
purse is always open for any enterprise which
will improve the county seat and Henry
county. He is also one of the many Demo
Gratis who in every campaign not only lends
his hands towards winning victory for his
party, but subscribes literally for campaign
purposes.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

The County Democratic Executive Com
mittee will this year give three large and
handsome flags, with beautiful stats, to the
three townships or precincts giving the
largest net per cent. of increase in the Demo-
cratic vote over that cast last year for the
Democratic candidate for Secretary of State.
This proposition places the small townships
and voting precincts on the same footing,
and every township and precinct has an
equal chance to win the piize. They are Il
foot bunting flags of the best quality, and
Just what every township will want in the great
campaign of 1888. Let the Democracy Of
every township and precinct make an effort
TO win these beautiful prizes.
By order Of DEM. Ex. Com.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
German Citizens Disfran.
ChiS0d!

The Republican registration board of To-
ledo has so ruled that hundreds of German
citizens of Toledo are disfranchised. Many
of these citizens have been voters in that
place for twenty years, but that goes for
naught with an arbitrary Republican board,
and because these German citizens could not
show their papers, which are mislaid or lost,
they are disfranchised. We always thought
Republicans hated our foreign German
friends and citizens, now We are confident Of
it. They hate them as they would snakes.
and they believe they have no business in
this country, or if they are to, reside here
they shouldbe disfrauchised from having a
voicein theruling Of the country, even If they
do renounce all allegiance to any foreign
power or potentatei Our German citizens
should resent this insult, by going to the
polls next Tuesday and casting a straight
ballot for the Democratic ticket, the party
which is tho friend alike Of all citizens oi
this great and free country.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03

The symptoms Of biliousness are unhappi-
ly but too well known. They differ in differ
ent individuals to some extent. bilious
man is seldom a breakfast eater. Too fire.
quently, alas, he has an excellent appetite for
liquids but none for solids of morning. His
tongue will hardly bear inspection at any
time; If it is not white and furred, itis rough,
at all events.
The digestive system is wholly out Of order
and diarrhea or constipation may be symp-
tom or the two may alternate. There are
often Hemorrhoips OF even loss of blood.
There may be giddiness and often headache
and acidity or hatulence and tenderness in
the pit of the stomach. To correct all this
II not effect cure try Green's August Flow
Or. It costs but triae and thousand attest its
efficacy.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Things That win be Seen.

The following things will be seen after the
9Th of November
Dodd and Groschner, State Senators.
Dennes Donovan, Representative.
M. Donnelly, Probate Judge.
J. @. Waltemire, Treasurer.
Jas. Donovan, Clerk.
Daniel Hartnett, Auditor.
Andy Saygers, Commissioner.
E. Dittmer, Inhrmary Director.
O. Bitter, Coroner.
Thomas E. Powell, Governor of Ohio.
And all the other State officers to be voted
for. Democratic.
The Legislature Democratic.
Ohio redeemed from Foraker rule.
A triumphant and rejoicing Democracy.
A lot of sick Republicans.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
~ The NosrnwEsr calls Geyser a whiskey

eH The NORTHWEST calls Geyser a whiskey
bloat.-SiOnGl.
The NORTHWEST not only calls Geyser a
whiskey bloat, but we have the evidence to
prove him one. He was drunk upon the
streets of Toledo, and upon his first appear
ance in Napoleon this campaign he went out
of the place full as a tick. He does not deny
that he kept disreputable place in Fulton
County, and that one night man was thrown
from his door and the next morning found
dead in the street in front of his dive. Then,
we have heard number of our citizens, both
Republicans and Democrats, say that the
very looks of the man gives him away. Il is
disgrace for any party to nominate such a
man for 80 high position, and it is the duty
of all honest citizens to scratch him and vote
for man whom they know to be an honest,
industrious citizen-Herman Groschner.
Both Groschner and Dodd should be sent
back to the Senate by an increased majority,
and we believe they will.
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
Bring I'm the Returns.

We respectfully ask that our Democratic
friends in the different voting precincts bring
in the returns as soon as the result is known.
Don't trust to your memory, but take ticket
and place opposite each name the number of
votes it received. Do this and hand it to the
editor Of the NORTHWEST, and receive our
thanks, and at the same timSdo favor for
its readers,
Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1887-11-03
1t Don't Wash.

We mean the little trick Belknap & Malley
have Of writing letters in their own Office and
subscribing to them some anonymous name,
or Democrat" &c. The communications
are ISLANDERS upon some of the Democratic
candidates, and so strongly bear the ear
marks of the above editors that it is useless
to attempt to conceal the source Of the
rascality under q non de plume. The people
Of Henry county are not SO green, and are
not likely to be taken in by any such game.